Last year, a law was passed to make it illegal to post a photo from inside a voting booth in Tennessee. For that, the D.A. is now “reviewing” Justin Timberlake, who yesterday posted the above photo while participating in early voting in his hometown.
(Video) T.I. Says He Is Allowed To Vote And Will Do So
T.I. dropped some gems on us about voting and being a felon. He says even though he is a convict felon, he can still vote which he has been doing for a while now. He says he voted for Obama both terms and will vote again for this election.
(Photos) Ted Cruz And John Kasich Are Joining Forces Against Trump
It looks like living in a country where Donald Trump is president is becoming closer to reality. In an last effort attempt to stop Trump from winning the Republican Presidential candidate, his opponents have teamed up.
(Photos) NFL: Tom Brady Voting For Donald Trump?
The fact that this headline even exists tells me that no matter how great of a football player Tom Brady is, we might have to reconsider just how in touch with the world he is. Further, the fact that he can support someone like Donald Trump who continues to make racist, sexist, and outright nonsensical statements about various topics, speaks volumes to the type of person Tom may be off the field. Tom was recently asked whether or not he would be voting for Donald Trump and his answer was….not surprising?
(Video) Waka Flocka Flame Talks 2016 Presidential Election, Donald Trump & Educating The Youth On Voting
BSM head honcho Waka Flocka Flame stopped by The Durtty Boyz show to discuss politics, voting and a bunch of other issues. He addressed the 2016 presidential election, his thoughts in regards to Donald Trump and how important it is to educate the youth on voting. Get into the full interview below to see where Waka stands on these various political issues. Would you vote for Waka for President?
Court Rules Texas Voting Law is Discriminatory
The Supreme Court ruled in June 2013 that states no longer can be judged by voting discrimination that went on decades ago, a decision that argues the country has changed since the racially motivated laws of the civil rights era. The high court eradicated section 5 of the Voting Rights Act under the belief discrimination does not exist anymore. Before this decision, the state of Texas passed a voter 1D law, the strictest in the country, which could have significant repercussions for African American and Latino voters.
